eat in
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"Regeneratively farmed beef and culled deer can both be part of the solution -- if eaten in small quantities," said Phil Brooke, of animal welfare organisation Compassion in World Farming.
From Barron's
Ultra-processed foods -- which make up 55 to 65 percent of what young adults eat in the U.S. -- have been associated with metabolic syndrome, poor cardiovascular health, and other conditions in adolescents.
From Science Daily
The app data showed clear patterns: students tended to consume more food when they were with at least one other person and when they ate in places like dining halls or restaurants.
From Science Daily
The manager said she had looked online for pictures of him but could only make out Mr Mangione's eyebrows as he ate in the restaurant, since he wore a hat and face mask.
From BBC
A woman working at a foodbank has told the BBC she has "got used" to people telling her they have not eaten in days.
From BBC
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